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republicans in general are viewed unfavorably by women, if only for their extreme nosiness about what happens in women's bedrooms and doctor visits.
If a candidate is viewed increasingly unfavorably by US women (j50% - up from 40% in November), wonder how many of them will choose not to vote for that candidate if he gets nominated? Kinda difficult to get elected if half of the female half of the population, and growing, doesn't want ya, eh?
And those women HAVE to vote even if they don't particularly care for Hillary Clinton.
And all of the Bernie supporters HAVE to vote for her even if they're still disappointed and disillusioned, etc..
This is no joke. This is not a football game or a reality t.v. show (and btw, if it weren't for that friggin show of his, trump wouldn't be where he is now).
Trump is not just a clown ... he's a dangerous and hateful, manipulative, heartless "human" who has no business being anywhere near the White House. (just imagine the decor if he were to win - what a nouveau-riche piece of doo-doo that guy is - and that people admire that kind of ______ pathetic!).
Last edited by blueskywalker; 03-17-2016 at 11:40 AM..
Donald Trump is everything women don't like in a man.
And he likes it like that. Women might not want Hillary for a BFF, but they all know she will serve their interests a lot more than Trump or Cruz will.
Here is a pretty interesting article that counters most of the "Trump is anti-female" theory. It has a few negatives in it but overall sounds pretty positive for women that work/worked in his organization.
Those who have worked for Trump say looks aren’t everything. He is more interested in hiring smart people, regardless of gender, they say, and that has led Trump for decades to rely on strong, assertive women both as gatekeepers and as advisers.
Norma Foerderer, for instance, spent two decades as a personal assistant to Trump, advising him on everything “from what color tie to wear to whether or not he should purchase a building,” according to Jim Dowd, who used to represent Trump at his PR company. Foerderer, who rose to vice president, retired in 2006 and died two years ago.
Here is a pretty interesting article that counters most of the "Trump is anti-female" theory. It has a few negatives in it but overall sounds pretty positive for women that work/worked in his organization.
How he treats women he hires doesn't change the things he has said. Women will not forget hearing him tell Carly Fiorina people won't vote for her because of her face, or that he wants to see women on their knees, or Megyn Kelly bleeding out of her whatever and all the rest. A few positive comments from the people whose paychecks he signed won't change that.
If I didn't have other reasons to hate Trump, I would still not vote for him for the way he treated Megyn Kelly. His passive aggressive bs "I'm not gonna call her a bimbo but"
How he treats women he hires doesn't change the things he has said. Women will not forget hearing him tell Carly Fiorina people won't vote for her because of her face, or that he wants to see women on their knees, or Megyn Kelly bleeding out of her whatever and all the rest. A few positive comments from the people whose paychecks he signed won't change that.
Thats fine, you make your decisions and I'll make mine (which wont be for Trump either) but I'm presenting this as another source of information because its factual and pretty strongly goes against the "Donald will be bad for women" theory.
republicans in general are viewed unfavorably by women, if only for their extreme nosiness about what happens in women's bedrooms and doctor visits.
If a candidate is viewed increasingly unfavorably by US women (j50% - up from 40% in November), wonder how many of them will choose not to vote for that candidate if he gets nominated? Kinda difficult to get elected if half of the female half of the population, and growing, doesn't want ya, eh?
I guess that means half of US women have a favorable view of Trump.
Based on your first paragraph, Trump is doing better than expected.
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